Dec 23, 2010 -- 7:18AM, Ezra wrote:

   It's not real.

   It's not now.

You're not  here.

And nothing matters for the reasons you think.

Yet in spite  of all this, there's order, you're learning, and everyone is having the time of  their life.

 
Talk about training wheels,
    The Universe

Ooooh, deep...

No lies, though.

Dec 26, 2010 -- 9:18AM, teilhard wrote:

Irony ...

Dec 23, 2010 -- 10:50PM, Vardu wrote:

Dec 23, 2010 -- 7:18AM, Ezra wrote:

   It's not real.

   It's not now.

You're not  here.

And nothing matters for the reasons you think.

Yet in spite  of all this, there's order, you're learning, and everyone is having the time of  their life.

 
Talk about training wheels,
    The Universe

 

Ooooh, deep...

The actual, and undeniable, 'message' from the universe is one of colossal indifference. How many worlds - possibly inhabited by sentient beings - have been obliterated when a local star goes supernova? Is the universe moved at all by the number of species that have been wiped from the face of our own earth over its history -which includes more than 90% of all species that have ever lived - by various natural catastrophes?

It is this very real and frightening message (one that the religious are either oblivious to or attempt to muffle) from the universe that just might spark within us a concern for the earth and a compassion for all of the sentient life that we share it with. It sure as heck ain't gonna come from anywhere else but us, and better late than never.

  By my experience, I see There is only two paths to the same destination.

  "Sleep in Heavenly Peace"  To me, means exactly that.

  For the eternally creating spirit,Physical sleep allows us to operate in vibrational neutral allowing the healing forces of the universe to do what needs to be done before the ego wakes up and remembers what a valuable tool he has at his disposal to get him exactly what he thinks he deserves and nothing less. 

  We need only let go of the fear, and not set our course by it by simply paying attention to the love being exchanged in every moment with everyone in our immediate presence.  Sadness never lasts because there is no substance to it that guarantees to retain its shape when you are no longer paying attention to it.    So Yes! 

   It is impossible. @.

And HOW do you know THAT ... ???

I find The (apparently presumed, claimed) OmniScience of some Folks ASTONISHING -- "I know that The Universe is IN-Different to me ... "

Really ... ???  WOW ... !!!

Dec 27, 2010 -- 5:54PM, Vardu wrote:

Dec 27, 2010 -- 6:30AM, Ezra wrote:

Have you noticed, that sadness in your life has never, ever, not  even once, lasted?
It's impossible.

 Whoohoooooo!
    The Universe

This is simply not accurate. For instance, I know of a man whose sadness was so overwhelming that it carried on for years before eventually killing him. And as far as we know the universe never flinched at his passing.